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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09
J.oGAI4 1910 Ms.

Horses and Mhies for Sule or Ex-
bhapge. l.. q, CLARION, Central, s. G,
The infant child of Rev. q, NJ, Mer.
hit, was buried at Easily last Saturday
Mrs.. DR., Faflepetnrhed lass waek from
aVisit to relatiVes, ana friends in Bolton,
3. @;
! Col, r. A, Thompson aud wife, OF
! WRlhalla, afe visiting Mrs, J. G, Thomp-
son.
Tho well known Commercial Tourist,
Mf. Skinner, is now at tgasley with the
measles,
Mrs. - MeCasIRn, Of Mnrywoath-
or, Ga,, is visiting hsr uncle, Mr., ".
M, MeCRsiap.
Miss Mary Riley took charge OF the
postnfiiee on the 1st inst, Miss Lila
Riley Ia her assistant,
Miss Ida Bradley, of col,,nbia. is visit
ing friends IN Seneca. She VIII be in
Piekeus some time this week,
The Commencement exercises of thc
Easley High School will take place on
The 18Th 10Th and 17tj ipst
About the first Of May Mr.. j. a, Brown
was married TO Miss Nettia Perry, by
Rey, ). j., IAiey. All Of Piesens Conn
ly
:, we S'"%%nfS'f SGyS '''Hs "f' ~ ~
renhaay VIII ne ~ '@'s'"y 'h'S week, mf
~" P'itPoH' o' ofeohi"'hsa Aoup3 eleh >
eHfis''a" AESoc'hei"if
The Sd Sabbath IN June hos been set
aoart as cbildfen's day at Rul,amab.
t'hhfoh H'h"o' mas ee"h lh"''"h 70 at
Wn": 1nef" VIII DC '7appath school
haA ny some one
Mary, the sweet little infant of Mr.,
B. M. Hester, of EaeIey, died last Satur-
day night at ten o'clock. The burial
services were performed on Sunday by
hae Rev. Mr, Tate at the siethodist
ChEaeh at that place.
A yaba,, storm ,assod .,,,o,,o,,
q noHion of Anderson oon,,.v on th, 1st
i2at. 1oiso much j,mago 70 4,o oxoos
rbe ,,,,,oy od,,a =; 4,,o ,o,t;o, yfsito1 t,u
the hail i,aoius at tha njts, of ,,;,..san
aud extaaa3 a,;o,t Ave ;o;]nz tow,yas
Je,.on,
ri, :; :,
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II. Field informs rs fhat ONLY nine DAVIS
,,,ouo,,i,o .,,,11 Le Don, =, Afo,, -, i
ta.a,, auvs of ,i,.t III. ,,,,,,,j ,.a, t,<,
wet. He rcp0,4s wheat at His ti,a
,StAo;,t ssaeaty-!fye poY cent, short Of an
lhya,aYa exon:
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Hooe, 4tb SUNDAY il o,2oo,x a ~
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was represented by Mr. 81 j. aahirso,I ,'I ;,,s~
and fbe 1nfo,,dant NV A., fa,,os H. ~ '',II,' ID ~
rv Tbo yeydi,.t w;,s s oniitD , D''rT Ttn AZ ,a
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to the ;urv. D''N' >''"''''
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09
P&I0ES CURRENT.
uEEE PRICES ARE FOR WHOLESALE
LOIS.

c"EhEGTfPwfEKLf DyFEEGrsoN &NILLEH
~ making market qtlotatiohs we en-
onl5 aPPf"Xtn%te values. 3lany chan
g'&; "cGile after tie ,pL3.Itions are sent
ont, ana we can only hope to eiye a gen
Gt!' u laeil OF t''a value prevailing the tG,y
Tie dttotatlOt.s are naue,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09

blR EDtPO@TlEG D3luN& 6inSiNa
and Mutual Improvement Assoeia-
ton convened with the Gross Roads
Church On tho %, and 20, of Siay.
SATURDAY.
Assembled at il O'Clock n. NJ, call
to order by the President, read 1913
Psalm, prayer by Rev. ". X, Boggs,
called for letters from the different
Sunday Schools and Singing, Ch9irs,
the following being REPRESENTED bH
letters Peters Greek, Gross Roads,
Nine Forks, Eslion, Gri:;;in and 9th.
ar@, There wHs "a very good t'nr, out
of dc!H4ftes. hat moi 50 we'll Of the
ritizons. Excellent music wNs fur
nisilNl, it being the general pro.
:sfamine Of ih6 day.
SNrEn34E MiGHT.
Assembled Mt e&rly candle light,
sang ''Oh! Father please stop drio!s
ing" pravEr by the President, .hen
sang, "WhiIe the days are going by. "
the BODY WAS lhtn @ldEe+sesl by the
Ecy, -. C. frccmap, on the ss2b;e&t
"On&ht ch&r"h members nsa I}toxi
e&ting drinks as a bnyeraH&?"
Ih~ speech Was needed to with great
aHAtnse fikpg "JcEn ,AtNHsN's
Eimewell." Hon. j. =. Bog%s nc.xi
appeared ]mforc ti4e body on :ha sub
;nct, Sought fhe manafMcisn& a3d
sad" of Intoxicating beverage be pro
bibite1 by the Btate2" AE. R&ggs
made q Hnry intefessip:", instructive,
and feeling speech, which we believe
and hope dil q y&st dead Of good for
the cause Of temperance. The peo-
pie "howod theif appreciation by
theif eDeefs Sang Turn away from
Wine" after which the Rev, w. X.
Boggs addressed the congregation on
tho last named subject, which he han,
died Very nicely; showing 70 the Ia
dies their influence over int0xication.
AT the close of Mr. BoggY' speech
adj who favored the State prohibiting
the sale of Intoxicating liquor we're
asked to stand h vast number, both
male and female rose to their feet rs
though they were standing on hot
rocks.
SUNDAY.
Sunday morning a vast crowd fGoln
sll parts Of the country congregated,
thronBin& the house and yard. Ser
yiSes was resurted IN tie ,tsual oFdef.
The Rev. II. A. Child preached 4 very
ab1e sea3noh " IL oicleek, from Isaiah
"a chapter 4th verse, after which i
honr and 30 Aliaat@s weEe given for
dinner, Which seemed to go exceed
ingly we'll with the people, judging
from their aetiops The remainder
Of tho day Was sjaent in singing:
The very bo$t oEaef Was kept DIR
ing the meetdn%, and all seemad TO
vujoy themselves, and returned hope
with ha'q2y hearts.
1he meeting adjourned to Meet
with the Griffin church on th 5th Saa-
ufday and Sunday in July.
II, J. ANTHONY, Psesidcnr.
J. F. SINQ3ETON, f$eerctnY'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09
fsanNFf og GkDs,s sRaiktnAs.

We the undersigned me!al2"ss Of
the Grand jnsy. and appointed ;,t tS~
ias:: term of court 60 t~yI inio ihe &.
nSnciat condition of t;.e cot"{y, as'd
examine the VNi'as Offices, j'sg io&Ys:
to report the foll0@ing;
We fad all tI'e county Offices IN
@o,M condition. neatly knyt, aHd
tip" o:":eers tajthfal asa i,on~=t il ,he
dix har&&of t';oir dHtiA$
ND foani that sonse 0f the 2&couHt:
against the co,fntY disf 'e.,t tslly Ni<i,
The iiA,tfcS as published Hi t1.e news
pap*s an'mai reports, 3nlt are sails
iied t'4Nt the ac@oNut& a.'e t!9lA, an
III mistakes wern m&si:: ~ i!io pin
t&rs.
We ti,{A the indA!,t.&l,e>>Ss Of tlp
stands AS to'io~s:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09

MR EDroM Saluda Musiea'
and Mutual improvement Associa-
ton convened with the Cross Roads
Church On tho %, and 20, of siay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
MAGNOLIA.
The Northern Portion OF On tariO
the Model Colony.

The Northern Portion OF On ariO
the Model Colony.
One Of the favored spots of the world
is fine tract of | iyh mesa of 300 acres
on the east side of Euclid avenue in
north Ontario, about three miles up the
avenue from the depot of the Southern
Pacific Company on the line of the A. T.
4 s. F. R. B., which passes through the
south part of the tract. The depot and
1000 feet of side track are on this land
and force of men are at work on the
foundation of new hotel that is to cost
81. 1000, while still larger force is hard
at work making $500 feet of cement
sidewalk from the depot to the new no.
tel site. The walk is nine feet wide
with margin on tue side of the lots of
three feet to permit hedge or
other shrubbery. This avenue is eighty
feet wide, and already graded, and
when improved by the addition of o
nine-foot cement sidewalk on each side
and embellished with shade trees will be
q beautiful drive and promenade.
Water is piped under pressure all over
this beautiful tract, and the impulsive
and eloquent agent, Mr.. A. L. Teele, in
this city, will "set up his lares and pen.
ates" in few days on the tract with his
latchstring always out.
The rails for the electric railway
that is to pass by the side of Mag
nolia are already on the ground, so
that the depots Of the Southern Pacific
Company aud the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Company will be connected by
en electric railway in q short time.
The proprietors. Bedford Brothers,
have also under contract an immense
business block, with iron front and plate
GLASS windows and all the modern i'm.
provements.
This building is intended to excel any
other in Southern California, except the
Baker block. Mr.. Teele states that the
price of lots will be put at low figure
and the terms made easy; every lot tc
have q sidewalk and water supply
Settlers who do not want to 60 to the
elegant churches in beautiful Ontario
can attend the Agricultural College, just
below Magnolia on the grand 2Ot-foo.
Euclid avenue. At the head of Second
avenue are the great marble quarries
that yield such beautiful samples ol
marble and lime.
The elevation of Magnolia is from
l,2OO to $500 feet above sea level, on q
beautiful slope at the base of the Sierra
Madre mountains, forty-two miles east
of Los Angeles and reached by two rail
ways. The settlement is supplied with
schools, churches, fine streets and pure
water, and claims to be the model colony
of the State, and that is praise enough
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
aaQl an Acro.

Fifteen or Ave acres, close to city linn
its: magnificent view. Suitable for rich
mans residence. Will sell In lots now ct q
much higher price. Call and see this to-day.
Corner First and Spring streets. WIESEN.
nANrER A BON6ALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

Som ething Worth Knowing.
Close to Los Angeles City limits. Lots 50x
$50 on 6o.fOot streets, $lO0 each; amidst mag
nifcent Improvements Call and see thi
10 A. NJ, 2 P. NJ, corner Spring and First
streets. WIESENDANGEk & BONSALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
THREE SALIENT POINTS: !:

Among coming California, laid with
and prosperity grander SCALE or
beautiful locality LORDSBURG, Los Angeles county
LORDSBURG Atchison raoadsth
neour miles northwest Pomona
portion the valley which level floor the
which mile Through trains will this road
surveying Shorbs Saon the
foothills the Achison San
probably with the through
Benarno Valley Thus ORDSBURG will at have
and within months it will have second.
aaf ssfST ysas saE
rule will positively
price scheduled prices
The choice Of will be sold
will morS definitely
after
whi will be duly and extensively
grand Angeles
Bernadno the line prices had
the ptcrs this coming sale
LORSBU the wnig act the estate
this end peoe vii! be gathered day of sale
provided that
one will enjoy the .s
The best business 'rpe!s look LORDSBUR(i as the
coming town Of se :, invest accord
ingly: Ah 'si nc, staqd commence active
s1s ssalss Su S ram g the bu o hs rte 0ea u nst h
lots be sol s,te. D. ter 6esdve, Tie
lis benSp days as particulars os he
sale will be ,ns.S t..
...x l. w. LORD, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

Coal, Coke, CMarcOaa and Wo0ds
Wholesale and retail. Special rates for car
load lots, delivered to all points. Ofice-S
Court street: telephone 33. Yard-Corner
Alameda and Jackson streets; telephone Bib.
WALTER 8. MAXWELL,
Sole agent for Wellington Coal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
Semi-Tropic Land Co.
REAL ESTATE
IN
All Parts Of the City and County.
CHOICE BARGAINS IN ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
Requena Sc. business location,
G125 per foot.
Temple street, finest residence locati0nson
street, sl3S1s Fer foot
Requena Sc. business location
G125 per foot.
Temple street. finest residence locationsot
street, Sl331a Fer foot

Fine residence, 9 rooms, Hill street. $4,000
Hill street, lot 60x165 feet. .......... 5000
Best lot in Ivanhoe e................ 1000
San Gabriel. 100 acres finely i'm.
proved, fine house. furnished,
elegant home and paying invest % nm
Bunker Hill. 80 feet with 5room
house, bath, stable. ....;.. 2.500
Bunker Hill, 35xl45, Groom house. 1000
Spones qooms also also GSSWgs Sew hsuse Ui % 5000
Boyle Heights, sox16o IT,, house,
Ellis tract, house 10 rooms. finely -.
olive street. ii lovely home, 10 rooms. 1000
Long. Beach, 10 acres, set to trees oooo
Long Beach. 10 acres, with house. 2soS 2sSS
Long Beach, 40 acres :.,.;;.....,; S2oo
Diamond street, TOP OF hill on Gable
road; best bargain on the hill l50O
San Gabriel. 800 acres. mostly in :.
trees and vines, only $500 per acre,
1sc acres in barley near Rosamond. 800
Park villa tract. beautitul lot
cheapest in the city. See It,
Ohio street, new house; rooms; o
near Gable road, only - o,... Wo
Alabama street, fine lu.Toom house, -.o
Fine lot on kkili, splendid view. 7ox- :. -,
Charming home on hill. s4xl6b. 0
room house. best finish. ........ lS,0So
hSp9 SpSse s,rsss rooms Se .o ~. 5000
fnrnisbeS % nsvs Ib per cent. in price 10000
Texas street, right side, fine lot, only LOCO
AZUsA PROPERTY. VERNON PROPERTY
-sEE LIST At
IC6 n. Spring ST., Temple Block.
GEO. ". BURTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

A Hountiful supply OF Water
Guaranteed in Huntington, piped to each
lot. Sale Thursday. April 28th, 10 A.. NJ.
Office of WiesendaUger Bonsall, Is West
First strapf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

Now h. R. Depot, =. q. v. n. R.
Huntington, the new town onsS G. v. r.
r. Sale Thursday. 10 A. n. First come. drst
served. OHice of Wieseudanger q Bonsall,
a5 West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
.here 10 Huntlngtex

Retveeu Lsmands Park and Arcadia, on
the same high bench whore Sierra Madre
Villa js located. II Offers the grandest view
In aouthern California. Once Of Wissen-
danger 4 Bonsall, 2S West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
GO and Get Canes

At the Chicago Hat Store, So n. Main street:
q hat,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
Ella ElillS ract

There will be the biggest chance OF the
season to buy lot cheap next Wednesday,
27th. C. A. Sumner will close her out at
auotjou
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

In their New Quarters.
Crandall, Crow & Co. are now at 1873 and
1856 West First street, with full line Of stover.
mantels and CRATES
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26

Theater Trains
To and from Los Angeles from Santa Monica
on Thursday evenings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-26
That Beautiful, High Bench Of
FOOt.Hlll Land

At Sierra Madre villa. is the site OF the new
town Of huntington. Firs. come first served.
Sale Thursday, April 2Sth, 10 A. n. ONCE
rs w. First street. Wiesendanger 4 Bonsall.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-14

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nit bem 9luse bes Msitbetiters. nar nit
oem bes Nuatomen, er oa9te ii1 melne
@elfaIt ni1t in isinen armen,-ionbern
unter ieinem Sesirmefer! 90 mar es
uno 10 blieb es.
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mes Bib, aber niGt ein Weib bon
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ettuas 8emaltiges = ettDas uebertpdltls
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tpeld,e ibr nabten, su ibren 6Hben fab.
-Sie berIanf in elm finferes 8rtiten.
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elm Weib, bas bieiem Manne geniigte2
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babin2
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Wtiuaub iebr pibig Die 6Ieinmalerei
gepiiIer poIiseiberi9terifatter anldBli9
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Sournaliit nur bic Barrier .&eporters
I'm ause bot, 10 paBt bic perii1ase,
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paris unb feline lleberftibrung ius 8es
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unb ftammt aus ber Waggonfabrif
grea3ot; er puroe i'm Sabre 1877 Der'
fertigt unb ipps 1925 RiIo Saro; bic
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tarrirtss Saequet bat IA Gn6pfe; mir
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tueroen i'm Abenoblatte uniern gelddbs
ten 2efern meitere ebeniO ausfiibrli@e
uie erf6iitternbe @inseIbeiten mits
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niideu giieninbuitrie giebt; bieielbe
Iautet: vgs perbeu groBe Anitren'
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Quraem in unferem Gountp llnteriu'
dungen angefellt, unb ibr Beri1t laus
tet 6abiu, oaB in ber unmittelbaren
gfahbarihoft unierer Stabt fi6 giiens
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quite Roble aufgefunoen baben. Wtan
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uahe bel Der Stabt 2oblen bon gutter
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lpenn man nod tiefer srdbt; tpenisitens
bebaupten fa9tunbige Sergleilte, oaB
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riibmten Birmingham in alabama pers
ben miro."
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mails mar. Sd tonnte, Soft iei's ges
bantt, unsefdbr 2 Stunben na9 meiner
Infunft, ben suriifgebenben 3ug tuies
Der benuben. Sd CLAUDE, id) udre Der.
riidt geDorben, tpenn i'd bort bdtte big
morgen liegen miiflen.
Sn Silper Gitp bin id beute 9lbenb
81 l1br nod elmer langipeiligen 6abrt.
iiber gruBe offene Prairies angefommen
unb babe natiirli6 BON benz, ii5rigens
mieber siemli6 bod gelegenen plaB
mod gei@ts geieben, nur baB man piel
neue gadffeinbdufer unb aud elettri'
f6es 9i6t bat. Seutide giebt es aber
aud bier, ipie iiberal. llebrisens iff
es merfmiirbig, tuie Helm eigentli9 bas
srobe Amerifa lit, benn auBer benz be-
riibmten Safe 8alep bin nod in teinem
plabe getpeien, mo ib ni6t ginen ober
Webrere angetroffen bdtte, Die mid
fannten.
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suteref{aute Grfahrunae,..

Der 9obsIbdnbler Siram Cameron in 60
Iumbus, @a., ma6t feline Grfabrunsen IN tol'
aenber gSeiie befannt: ~Ssit brei Sabren
babe id iebes Seilnliitcl fur 0fassn- uno N'e'
reuIeiben beriu6t oas fd i'm Sansel bsfnSet,
aber nbns GrfoIs, bis i'd snSli4 electric Bit
ters sebraudte. SD nabm 6laldsn uno bin
iett 9dn3Ii9 sebeiIt uno balte Gleetrie BItters
fur ben beifen Slutreiniser in Der gDelt. Walor
u. 3. Resb bon @eit eibertl, ab., ssbraudts
electric 8itters sesen lanse beitebenoe 9isren'
affection uno iast: sRitts bat mir 10 9ebolten,
als electric 8itters.~
gertauit au so eents bic Glai9e bei u.
0ret6.
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8udleuS Mruiea.GaIbe.

Die beiie SaIbe Der zSelt fur S4nitte
Queti6unsen, Gef9purs, tieber. uno 2aut'
ausfdIas, SIsdte, seiprunsene SdnSs, Groit'
beuIen unb ale Sautfrautbeiten; furirt 3a'
msrrhoiben ober feline BeaabIuus. BoHise
SatisFeation sarantirt ober bas .eslb piro
surii6erfattet. 26 Gents bic Sdad,teI bel Y
Dreib
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= Sci elmer 0eriammlung bes @eos
logiI6en unb @iRenf@aftIi6en 8ereins
in 6oujion am IL. Mai tparen proben
BON teranii6em 2obl6l sur Mnfi6t auss
geitellt; bic cine aus Naeogoo9es 90.
in Oitteras unb bic anbere aus Sropn
So. i'm norbwefli9en 3oblenbiltrift.
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= Trans0fI6e einsema6te 5rii6te
unb 6emiife. 0oraiislid)e SpargeI,
grbien, gbampignons. Saroinen in
Del, 9ognefort &dfe &C. bel Q mil b
& million, gde SOuiiOns & Sole'
babsStraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-14

-2onbun bat 4,75O, 900 giupObuer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-14

g@ 5trob bii tie, Sommeran3iige
&c. bel Paneoait & g bn.
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Gtaat Ohio, Stabt Solebo, !
Quros Gn,iufn 6. s.

Staat Ohio, Stabt Solebo,
9ueas Gountp, S. S. }
ssrant s. @benep, i6ip6rt bierau, Der
5aupt, @ei@dftstbeilbabsr Der Jsrma
s. q. gbeneD & Co., etablirt IN bieler
5tabt, su iein, unb baB bieie firm t1r
iebes Gatarrbleiben. wel4es bur9 oas
BON ibr fabricirte 9aa's Gatarrb Sure
nid5t beieitigt tpirb, bic Summe Don
s10O au entri6ten bereit it,"
60 befdmoren uno unter3el1net Dor
mir beute, 6. Sec. 1886.
~ q. 90. 8leafon,
sN sI OeHentl. gtOtar.
P. S.-6an's Gatarrb Cure tpiro ll1s
nerIid5 ausepanbt unO wirft auf bas
Blut unb bic 6dleimbdute. yfan bers
lanse 3eusniNe.
s. s. @benep & Co., ,'SOlebo, Ob.
s6- gu bdben in allen apOtbefen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28

SELDOM has SO ssgacious a leader
headed any cause as Parnell, the present
champion of Ireland, and as seldom
have people SO implicitly followed the
advice of leader as do the Irish the
counsel of their great leader. The lat
est exhibition of this trust in the man
is Gill, the nominee for Lord mayor of
Dublin. He follows implicitly the ad.
vice of Parnell and withdraws in favor
of Sexton. 1t is claimed by the ene-
mics of Ireland that there is no personal
CO he sion, nor possibility of organization
among the Irish. Never was greater
mistake made. The splendid spirit
developed in their present struggle foi
local autonomy will be surely crowned
with success. Such devotion to q
cause and such self.abnegation to serve
a cause never has failed. With success
will come most emphatic contradiction
of the statement, that left to govern her.
self Ireland would become a scene Of
constant turmoil and confusion paralleled
only by her own tabled Kilkenny sat
fight.